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Cultivate a practice of self-care.

Put down roots. Grow. Blossom. Tend to your inner garden with yoga.

Fifteen-Minute Hip Release

Fifteen-Minute Hip Release

Need a release? This 16-minute yin practice is for you! Stretch through the hips, hamstrings, and inner thighs. Massage your torso and release tension.

No equipment is required.

Michelle is a certified yoga teacher. Michelle specializes in hatha, vinyasa, yin, and restorative classes. You can enjoy her online yoga classes anytime and anywhere.

Fifteen-Minute Chill,
Yin
hips,
low body,
stretch,
yin

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